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The Immunization Integration Program (IIP) Collaborative, comprised of leaders representing clinicians, electronic health record (EHR) developers, health information exchanges (HIEs), immunization information systems (IISs), and other public health agencies, g...
These reports include aggregate results of Transport Assessment for IIS participating in the IIS Measurement and Improvement (M&I) Initiative. Assessment is completed twice per year using measures and tests developed by the Measurement for Assessment and Certi...
HL7 Frequently Asked Questions – Updated December 2019 The HL7 FAQ includes guidance on topics such as patient protection indicators, timestamp format, and messaging immunities. The FAQ has been reformatted for ease of use.
Final IIS assessment measures and tests related to transport. Developed by the Measurement for Assessment and Certification Workgroup (MACAW) as part of the IIS measurement and improvement process
AIRA Letter and Comments on the ONC 2019 Standards Advisory
This document contains best practice recommendations from AIRA’s SISC and the CDC on how to structure and populate VXU and RSP messages using specific LOINC codes to include observations such as patient immunity, refusals, indications/contraindications and a...
This course builds on HL7 Basics to dive deeper into how HL7 works. Learners will explore conformance, constraints, and message profiles. We'll also cover how the Implementation Guide constrains the HL7 standard, how local specifications are set up, and how co...
This white paper describes the options available to IIS projects in collaborating with health information exchanges (HIE) or other service providers to facilitate the exchange of immunization information between electronic health record systems and IIS
How to guide on how to create a server that implements the CDC SOAP interface for Visual C# programmers
HowTo guide on how to create a client to use the CDC SOAP interface for Visual C# programmers
This guide was a first step in determining which data exchange transport layer methods should be promoted for use with IIS. Includes a comparison of two protocols (HTTP and SOAP) and a discussion of next steps for selecting and promoting use of one of these pr...
Original HTTP POST interface standard. Still in use by IIS but replaced by semantically compatible CDC SOAP standard